Custom motorcycles built by New Hampshire based craftsman Walt Siegl.
The bevel era is part of Ducati folklore. The engineering prowess of Fabio Taglioni made the British bikes of the 1970s look prehistoric, and bestowed a rosy glow over the Italian motorcycle industry—just before the Big Four Japanese makers turned the superbike world on its head. The ‘round case’ bevels are fondly remembered and sold…
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For us, the Holy Grail of bike building is mixing timeless design with modern technology. It’s easier said than done, and usually requires the full resources of a factory design team to make it work. If you want a bike with OEM levels of fit, finish and functionality, but don’t want to go down the…
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For Walt Siegl, performance and beauty go hand-in-hand. The bikes in his Ducati Leggero series are drop dead gorgeous, but they’re also light, quick and handle well. And that puts them in high demand. This newest build was commissioned by Jamie Waters, one of the leading lights behind the REV’IT! and Rizoma brands in the…
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A drop-dead gorgeous dual sport Ducati from Walt Siegl, an unusually attractive CX500 from Australia, and a $66,000 cafe racer from the reborn English manufacturer Ariel. We know what we’d choose—how about you?
Read more »It’s Dakar time right now, with over 160 motorcycles racing through Paraguay, Bolivia and Argentina. The rally raid bikes have always looked…
Read more »No dream garage would be complete without a Walt Siegl Leggero series Ducati. Builds from the New Hampshire workshop are marked by…
Read more »A brand new KTM Duke gets the custom treatment in Brazil. An MV Agusta with Lamborghini-style forged carbon parts. And a Triumph…
Read more »Walt Siegl, I’d wager, is the world’s best custom Ducati builder. But it turns out that the machines from Bologna are not…
Read more »We make no apologies: we’re featuring the latest two customs from Walt Siegl because we can’t tear our eyes away from them.…
Read more »Walt Siegl is the embodiment of a life well lived. A former motorcycle racer, he now builds high-end Ducati customs in a…
Read more »Walt Siegl’s name is synonymous with classy, high-end Ducati customs. So it’s a little unusual to see a smaller displacement Japanese motorcycle…
Read more »I’m a big fan of keeping it simple when it comes to color schemes. Orange for a Laverda, black for a Vincent,…
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